We have encountered a minor issue with some temporary delay on click data for this weekend. We are working to resolve the issue as soon as possible.

All conversion data is uploaded.

So if you have experienced a minor delay on your conversion data from this weekend, they are all uploaded now.

This morning we experience a slight delay on conversion data from the 24th.

We are on it right now and will send out further information as soon as we know more.

We are sorry for this and apologize for any inconvenience caused.

We have a minor update of Headlight which we unfortunately have to upload this evening the 22nd of January at 7-9 AM GMT+1.

Your campaigns will continue to run as normal.

We are sorry for the late notice and apologize for any inconvenience caused by this.

All conversion data from yesterday is coming in now.

So if you have experienced a minor delay on your conversion data from yesterday, they are all uploaded in a short while.

Conversion data has been uploaded and are now uptodate.

This morning we experience a slight delay on conversion data from yesterday.

We are on it right now and will send out further information as soon as we know more.

We are sorry for this and apologize for any inconvenience caused.

The SQL database problem is now solved.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

This video is both very clever and very disturbing. I’ve found no official sources saying that this was put out by Nintendo. But everything points in that direction. One thing for sure is that it got plenty of attention. A google search on “50 kids happy to get a Nintendo Wii for Christmas”, which seems to be the title of the clip, brings up around 900.000 results. Question is if they’ve gone over the edge.

I strongly suspect that the scenes are staged, the opposite is almost too scary. Kids, the leaders and innovators of tomorrow mind you, go completely bonkers and totally loose it over getting a Wii for Christmas. While we all know these things have a tendency to end up in the back of a closet after a short while.

“The Edge… there is no honest way to explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over.” – Hunter S. Thompson

The core message lies between the lines. if you’re a parent that doesn’t get your kids a Wii, and thereby depriving your kids from ecstatic joy, you’re close to evil. So you better get yet another credit card with insane interest rates and buy Wii’s for the entire family just to point out that you’re in no way evil but actually love them very much.

I think the Wii is the coolest gaming console since Pong, but this is on the top five of uncool marketing stunts. However if it had a touch of humor to it, I think it could have been the other way around. But now it’s just the boring old we-don’t-give-a-shit-about-you-just-want-to-brainwash-you-in to-buying-our-crap attitude taken to a new media.

That conduct is so unbelievably misunderstood, but also a very common way of adapting to new technology. Treating new advertising possibilities as just another place to spam the same old message. My hope is that the video didn’t actually come from Nintendo, now that they just rocketed them selves back on to the cool kids cart. Pulling out of the graphics race and instead reinventing the way we interact with games, showed a true willingness to change and innovate.

We are happy to announce that we are taking yet another step in keeping our system security as reliable as possible. We are changing backup powersupply.

The switch between the currrent backup powersupply and the new and improved supply will occur on Monday the 12th of January between 7.30-8.00AM GMT+1. There will be no implications for you as a customer since the backup powersupply only is in place should the main power suffer a complete breakdown.